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Development and Intellectual disabilities
9:00-9:20 Illana Gozes (Tel Aviv University, Israel) ADNP autism and mild cognitive impairment (to hear the talk please click here)
9:20-9:40 R Anne McKinney (McGill University, Montreal, Canada) Insight from Christianson syndrome on how deficits of endosomal pH impair cognition
9:40-10:00 Natalia N Nalivaeva (Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry, St Petersburg, Russia)
Role of prenatal stress in development of cognitive disorders and search for therapy (to hear the talk please click here)
Key mechanisms and drug development
10:00- 10:20 Johannes Hirrlinger (Carl-Ludwig-Institute, Leipzig, Max-Planck-Institut Göttingen, Germany) Neuronal cell energy metabolism – the glial aspect
10:20-10:40 Fabrizio Michetti (Catholic University, Rome, Italy) The S100B protein as a biomarker and effector in neural disorders: a potential novel therapeutic target
10:40-11:00 Jean-Pierre Mothet (CNRS, Marseille, France) Emerging roles of D-amino acids in the healthy and diseased brain
Simons Initiative for the developing brain
Simons Initiative for the Developing Brain (https://www.sidb.org.uk/)
Young investigator lectures (electrophysiology and molecular mechanisms of intellectual disability)
11:00-11:20 Sam A Booker – Overcompensation of cellular excitability in the Fmr1-/y mouse
11:20-11:40 Susana Ribeiro dos Louros – Perturbed Proteostasis in ASD
11:40-12:30 – Open Live Virtual Discussion
Moderators:
Gozes Illana (ESN Secretary) – Conference Chair
Nalivaeva Natalia N. (ESN President) – Conference Committee Member
Hirrlinger Johannes (ESN Treasurer) – Conference Committee Member
Blumrich Eva-Maria (ESN Council Member) – Conference Co-Chair
11:40-12:00 – Posters of ESN travel award winners
To see the posters please click on their titles
P1 Hadar Adva (Rehovot and Tel Aviv, Israel)
Genomic biomarkers for Alzheimer disease
P2 Li Catherine (Sydney, Australia)
Changes in cerebral glucose metabolism in chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment
P3 Pershina Ekaterina (Pushchino, Russia)
P4 Shcherbitskaia Anastasiya (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
12:00-12:30 – Open Discussion highlighting E- posters
To see the posters please click on their titles
P5 Ahmad Muddasir Khan Saara (Karachi, Pakistan)
P6 Árabe Laila Blanc ( Belo Horizonte, Brazil) – to see Laila’s video introduction, please click on her name
P7 Baker Kate (Cambridge, UK)– to see Kate’s video introduction, please click on her name
P8 Gigliucci Valentina (Milan, Italy)
Region-specific effects of IGF-1 and oxytocin on KCC2 in MeCP2 KO mice
P9 Kozlova Daria (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
Effect of Prenatal Hypoxia on Cholinesterase Activity in Blood Serum of Rats
P10 Nikitina Veronika (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
P11 Parodi Chiara (Milan, Italy) – to hear Chiara’s audio introduction, please click on her name
P12 Reiche Laura (Dusseldorf, Germany)
C21orf91 as a new regulator of gliogenesis and Down syndrome neuropathology
P13 Schultzberg Marianne (Solna, Sweden)
Studies on the resolution of inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease
P14 Trofimov Alexander (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
Prolonged treatment with medium chain triglycerides (C8, C10) induces positive
effect on cognitive abilities of intact rats
P15 Vasilev Dmitrii (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
The caspase-3 inhibitor Ac-DEVD-CHO normalizes neprilysin expression in brain
tissue of rats subjected to prenatal hypoxia
P16 Zakharova Elena (Moscow, Russia)
Spatial contextual memory consolidation: key dopaminergic and cholinergic
functional connections and their vanishing under brain hypo-perfusion
P17 Zhuravin Igor (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
Histone deacetylase inhibitor sodium valproate restores cognitive and olfaction
impairments in rats subjected to prenatal hypoxia